Celtic starlet Bosun Lawal has insisted he is returning to Celtic as a "stronger player" after a loan spell at Fleetwood.
The highly-rated centre-back, 20, spent the season in English League One for his first full season in senior football.
Lawal - who plays for the Ireland under-21 national team - was a regular in the Celtic B team in the season previous but had his first full taste of senior football at Fleetwood.
The defender has been in the Celtic matchday squad on a handful of occasions and made his debut for the Parkhead first-team in January last year in a cameo appearance against Morton in the Scottish Cup.
Lawal played 47 times this season, becoming a regular for Fleetwood manager Charlie Adam in a challenging season in League One.
And despite the personal pride in a full season of senior football, Lawal's loan ended in disappointment as Fleetwood were relegated to League Two.
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In a farewell message on social media, Lawal wrote: "Big thanks to my teammates, my manager, and all the staff.
"My first full season in senior football had its ups and downs, but I return to Celtic as a stronger player thanks to the people around me.
"Fleetwood is a special club with special fans, and no doubt it will get back to where it belongs.
"Up the Cods🐟❤️"
Meanwhile, Celtic loanee Kwon has been ruled out for the rest of the season through a hamstring problem.
The Korean midfielder had impressed in Paisley for St Mirren - with Stephen Robinson keen on an extended loan - but is unlikely to play again this season through injury.
A St Mirren update read: "Manager Stephen Robinson confirms that Hyeokkyu Kwon is likely to be out for the rest of the season after picking up a hamstring injury."
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